- Desktop Virtualization adoption has more than doubled in less than two years and is approaching its full potential with new technology working for broader use cases.
- Many organizations are finding that there is more to Desktop Virtualization deployment than meets the eye, including how to keep TCO in check while delivering the same desktop experience to end users.
- It’s important to remember that Desktop Virtualization does not just mean VDI; look for hybrid options that leverage session (formerly Terminal Services) and application virtualization to maximize the benefits and potential cost savings.
Our Advice
Critical Insight
- Desktop virtualization centralizes management of the desktop, improves data security, and increases flexibility for end users. But, it’s important to be realistic about the cost.
Impact and Result
- Look to desktop virtualization to ease management of desktops, improve data security, and increase user flexibility – but be realistic about the overall TCO.